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I've also gotten back into running and love, I look forward to my runs, but gyms offer much more in the sense that you get access to equipment. Running is chea
by snug 6y ago
I've also gotten back into running and love, I look forward to my runs, but gyms offer much more in the sense that you get access to equipment.
Running is cheap, and I happily pay for the nice things I use to run. $200 shoes every few months, no problem. $60/year for strava to track my goals, runs, best time, and be competitive with my friends, gladly pay that.
Paying $100 for a 3 months training program in person is different than a large group virtual training program for about the same price. IMO the economy at scales should make this app much cheaper.
I guess I also just don't understand how this works as there's not really any good videos, or demos on what exactly a session looks like. On the flip side of that, to cancel the trial you have to email them